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Re: It’s back: New proposal takes aim at 12-month fishing license (March 8-21 issue) Skeptical for sure Good luck. Believe it when it passes. Those morons will screw it up

Re: It’s back: New proposal takes aim at 12-month fishing license (March 8-21 issue) Skeptical for sure Good luck. Believe it when it passes. Those morons will screw it up

NATIONWIDE—A common concern seemingly crossing the desk of this writer on a regular basis is how to garner a younger audience in the boating industry, be it through sailing competition

SACRAMENTO—A standoff between two of the world’s largest economies on offshore drilling doesn’t appear to be losing any steam, as the state of California refuses to let up in its

SAN DIEGO—An aquaculture firm based in Iowa was granted nearly $1 million to cultivate a Pacific bluefin tuna hatchery in San Diego Bay, it was recently announced. Ichthus Unlimited was

STORY UPDATE: The Trader Joe’s publicity team, at 10:40 a.m. on April 18, announced (via email) the new Marina del Rey location will open on April 19. Trader Joe’s Marina

DANA POINT—Efforts to put Dana Point Harbor Partners, the private development team tasked to oversee the revitalization of Orange County’s southernmost harbor, on the record to confirm the merger of

CORONA DEL MAR—Surfing started to become a popular sport in Southern California during the early half of the 20th century. By the 1950s surfing was a fairly common activity, as

NEWPORT BEACH—Springtime is in full bloom at Lido Marina Village, which means its time for Newport Beach’s postcard destination to again host annual Newport Boat Show, an in-water event presenting